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As it's a radial circuit and suggestion are this is a 32A circuit, 2.5mm T&E cable, can safely carry no more than 27A, so is underrated for circuit. So installing 4.0mm heat resistant flex ,which can carry 35A would be a sensible step. If the appliance only requires as again suggested 20A, it...

Ok think i got it so i have 32amp fuse at the fuse box for the cooker circuit, i need to use 4mm butyl heat resistant flex to connect the oven directly to the cooker plate, i should pin the cable to the wall using clips but its is ok to have it behind the kitchen cabinets. In the picture of...

Phatboy mentioned that 2.5mm TE could be run behind cabinets loose do you recommend clipping them to the wall ? So if i do this and not bury any cables i should be ok without a RCD ? I wont have to fuse down if i am using 2.5mm TE via the cooker plate to back of cooker ?

Thanks i think this sounds like then neatest solution as i really wanted to use the cooker connection which is not being used by anything at the moment. I have another question, currently i have a hob which is gas but has a battery operated ignition. i will be getting a new gas hob in the...

Hello I hope someone could kindly give me some advice. I have a small U shaped kitchen, where the gas hob is located, to the left is a cooker socket with a cooker plate behind the cabinet the hob is fitted to. Nothing is using the cooker connection. I have bought a new oven which the...

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